Los problemas ambientales: un nuevo llamado a la vita activa de la filosofía

Resumen

Se expone de forma general el impacto que la problemática ambiental ha tenido en los sistemas de las ciencias naturales y humanas; y en particular, las principales suscitaciones intelectuales que ha generado en la filosofía occidental. A la luz de este panorama, se tratará de resolver una “axiomática” para una filosofía de la sostenibilidad.

Palabras clave:

Filosofía ambiental

ciencias ambientales

filosofía de la sostenibilidad

ecología y complejidad

Environmental philosophy

environmental science

philosophy of sustainability

ecology and complexity

Citas

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